Hendersonville, NC Lost Female Dog, Trixie Is Missing

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Kendall F.

2 weeks ago

Trixie's absence is deeply felt by my mother, who has dementia and often speaks fondly of her. Sending love and positive thoughts for her safe return 🐾

Susan L.

2 months ago

Please check all animal shelters in person. Call all local veterinary offices to see if anyone has brought your dog in to be scanned for a microchip or if they have treated an injury. Check all your property and ask you neighbors to check their property.

Melanie G.

2 months ago

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Linda F.

2 months ago

To parents of lost pets: Beware of scammers who will comment with links for "lost" pets services. (Including Drone services) And they will CALL or MESSAGE you also. Do not fall for their scams. Also, they call using what seems like legit shelter number saying pet needs surgery/help. Hang up and call shelter directly.

Kendall F.

2 months ago

The dog is a female not a male

Sandra J.

2 months ago

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Donnie R.

2 months ago

Shared 💔

Donnie R.

2 months ago

💔

Toni M.

2 months ago

There are some other things you can do to help find her. It is VERY important to hand out flyers all through and around your neighborhood. Include vets offices and easily seen public places. Mention if she is chipped or wearing an ID tag. OFFER A REWARD! A lot of people are not on social media and will not see online posts. They NEED a flyer so they know to watch for her and call if seen! Do an online search "best ways to find a lost dog" for expert tips. Follow through with the suggestions in order to increase your chances of finding her. Be sure to go to animal control or the humane society every few days to see if she is brought in. It's going to take time and effort on your part - but I'm sure she's worth it. Praying.

Deb C.

2 months ago

🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

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